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Thank Me Later |  | Artist: Drake
Label: Cash money/Universal Motown
Category: Music
List Price: $13.98
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Rating:  136 reviews
Sales Rank: 180
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 4.9 x 0.4
UPC: 602527395319
EAN: 0602527395319
ASIN: B003K1ZF2O
Release Date: June 15, 2010
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Fireworks (feat. Alicia Keys) | | • | Karaoke | | • | The Resistance | | • | Over | | • | Show Me A Good Time | | • | Up All Night (feat. Nicki Minja) | | • | Fancy (feat. T.I. & Swizz Beatz) | | • | Shut It Down (feat. The Dream) | | • | Unforgettable (feat. Young Jeezy) | | • | Light Up (feat. Jay Z) | | • | Miss Me (feat. Lil Wayne) | | • | Cece's Interlude | | • | Find Your Love | | • | Thank Me Now |
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Product Description
The highly anticipated debut from Drake is here! "Thank Me Later" is hotest album in the game.
Album Description
2010 debut album from the Canadian Hip Hop sensation and Lil' Wayne prot,g,. Thank Me Later features guest appearances from Alicia Keys, T.I., Jay-Z, The Dream, Young Jeezy and Lil Wayne. Drake has already enjoyed Top 10 chart success in the UK as a key member of the Young Money collective. You will also have heard Drake's distinctive flow on big singles from the likes of Jay-Z, Eminem, Alicia Keys, Kanye West, Lil Wayne and Mary J Blige to name but a few. Born into a musical family, his father drummed with Jerry Lee Lewis, and his uncle is the legendary bass player Larry Graham.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 136
 Emotionally honest, Lyrically deep and one of the best hip-hop albums of the year. September 4, 2010
Elias B. Yangali (long island, NY)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I don't know why everybody is hating on Drake. He is not only really talented, but this album can speak to people on many levels. He poured his heart out in every song and left it there. Definitely a great contribution to hip-hop, which is hanging on by a thread, and along with Nicki Minaj and Jay-Z, is keeping hip-hop alive. The songs are so well made, even though a few are slow and bland, but every song contains great lyrics and they work great as singles. Drake has a lyrical style that is untraditional to the standard hip-hop from the 90s, but it works and it's great. I think Drake has a great career ahead of him as a rapper, and his talent is evident in this remarkable debut album.
Fireworks:8.5/10
Karaoke: 9/10
The Resistance: 9/10
Over: 10/10
Show Me A Good Time: 9/10
Up All Night: 9/10
Fancy: 8/10
Shut It Down: 9.5/10
Unforgettable: 8/10
Light Up: 9/10
Miss Me: 9/10
Cece's Interlude: 9/10
Find Your Love: 10/10
Thank Me Now: 10/10
127/140= 91= 91/20= 4.55= 5 STARS
 Pretty mainstream, but not terrible August 29, 2010
Cemetary (Southern Cali)
This isnt an awful CD. Theres a couple pretty good beats that stand out, and some good verses and guest spots. I dont get why everyone calls him fake. Its not like he's rapping about selling drugs and killing people, he talks about your usual stuff, money, women. Its nothing groundbreaking, but its not fake, by any means. theres some clever lines here and there, but its nothing special
 gud!!! August 28, 2010
marclow001
yea cd is gud.. sumthing new and fresh ..
a break from crack lyrics and gangsta music
more grown up music its kinda of a blend of r&B do not sleep on thz guy!!!
The guy is lyrical more of a kanye west style with a blend of of old fashion hip hop.. just lyrics and flow not bashing females or talking about selling dope or bling.. original that is y i listen to thz guy
Drake, What Happened? August 27, 2010
Ta'Shara (P.A., Texas)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
If you wasn't a Drake fan (circa 06) I kinda feel bad for you. When he dropped his mixtape Room for Improvement...*One* of the best mixtapes I've ever listened to handsdown. And then he dropped Comeback Season which was dope, equal to RFI. When the EP came out, I got the mixtape version which is where it started to sound a little watered down, despite the hype of Best I ever Had, but still it had some high points.
And then there was Thank Me Later. I can't say that it's all bad. Generally speaking, I like it. It just doesn't have that classic, energized hungry sound that his first two mixtape had. That annoying Lil Waynish twang in his voice kinda gets to me, and he's starting to sound like a Wayne bi-product. I honestly don't mind the singing so much because it doesn't overpower the album. I don't know it just some of it sounded a little lazy. Some noteworthy songs on this were (IMO):
1 Fireworks
5 Show Me a Good Time
7 Fancy
11 Miss Me
12 Cece's Interlude (mostly singing but I still like)
13 Find Your Love
14 Thank Me Now
Oh yeah, the 2nd track Karaoke is cool too. Real laid back. Although, it kind of sounds like something Sade would sing. (Just a thought)
The rest of it was ok, just kinda filler-ish to me. i.e. Light Up, demonstrates the difference between good and great=Drake & Jay-Z(#8 Shut It Down was a long, weird, annoying r&b joint, didn't like at all) Anyway, still worth buying. If I could, I'd give it a 3.5
I'll be anticipating album #2.
Not what i expected at all.... August 26, 2010
Tiffany Clark (lithia springs,ga)
This album is ok but i noticed when me and my husband is in the car we are constantly skipping past songs to get to another song we like and thats not a good sign.I don't like every song on this album.
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